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louis
 Post subject: Re: newbie info, from and for newbies :) About firmware, SA,
PostPosted: November 29th, 2013, 13:17 
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good article


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louis
 Post subject: Re: newbie info, from and for newbies :) About firmware, SA,
PostPosted: November 29th, 2013, 14:23 
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Advanced Hard Drive Data Recovery

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCapEFNZAJ0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2FGKD4u8TU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAUtv6kOCGE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xdboKrOllE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MydSI4Jv2EI


Scott A. Moulton. This is from August 2007 at Defcon 15
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geespot
 Post subject: Re: newbie info, from and for newbies :) About firmware, SA,
PostPosted: January 8th, 2014, 12:06 
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well that went over my newbie head great . ! question with a laptop win7 64 bit with a wd 350gig hdd 512 sectors /cant be cloned or migrated to samsung 1tb 4k sectors easily or is there software to do this and where to get it and how much ! ! !
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jolly
 Post subject: Re: newbie info, from and for newbies :) About firmware, SA,
PostPosted: January 12th, 2014, 9:04 
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Dear colleagues, i don't know if it is the right place to ask a question, but i hope you'll help me or show me the right direction.

There is a need to perform hdd secure wiping ... all the software utilities and scripts which provide this action they sequentially fill the data table with different symbols some number of cycles. so they run through all the hdd capacity few times.

but we need to decrease the time to perform this action.

could you please advise the other method if it is possible.

also i've an idea to reformat the partition, but i'm not shure whether the reformatting of the ntfs partition to ext3 can guaranty that it will not be available to restore the information.

thank you in advance
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Elmrakby
 Post subject: Re: newbie info, from and for newbies :) About firmware, SA,
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Very informative

thank you
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morihw
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Thank you !
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spekyteky
 Post subject: Re: newbie info, from and for newbies :) About firmware, SA,
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Good reading thanks has opened my eyes a bit wider being a complete novice.....i have purchased the PC-3000 SAS Card as i mostly work with SAS....Really not looking into the data recovery side of things my main concern is learning how to clear G-List from the drives using the PC-3000 if anyone has any guidance they could give i would be very grateful

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WhitePP
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What a great job it is! aimtrading, thanks for your generousity and excellent work!
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Protech
 Post subject: Re: newbie info, from and for newbies :) About firmware, SA,
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jolly wrote:
Dear colleagues, i don't know if it is the right place to ask a question, but i hope you'll help me or show me the right direction.

There is a need to perform hdd secure wiping ... all the software utilities and scripts which provide this action they sequentially fill the data table with different symbols some number of cycles. so they run through all the hdd capacity few times.

but we need to decrease the time to perform this action.

could you please advise the other method if it is possible.

also i've an idea to reformat the partition, but i'm not shure whether the reformatting of the ntfs partition to ext3 can guaranty that it will not be available to restore the information.

thank you in advance


Secure wiping takes time i'm afraid there is no shortcut to it. But you can always smash it with a sledgehammer :mrgreen:
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Dmitri
 Post subject: NTFS -> Ext3 format, is it possible to recover the data?
PostPosted: March 6th, 2015, 18:51 
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jolly wrote:
whether the reformatting of the ntfs partition to ext3 can guaranty that it will not be available to restore the information

Such format is not equal to secure erasure. Moreover, Ext metadata barely intersects NTFS one.
It should be enough to scan the drive "as NTFS" with some data recovery software to get a result which will be far from zero.

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daus81
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:) thanks sir
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charithaj
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Hi,
These information's are very helpful. As a beginner I must start my own research regarding this special subject. Highly appreciate and wish u all the best dear friend.
Thanks
Charithaj
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Spildit
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charithaj wrote:
Hi,
These information's are very helpful. As a beginner I must start my own research regarding this special subject. Highly appreciate and wish u all the best dear friend.
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Charithaj


HI !

Nice to know that the info is of use.

You might also want to check this topic :

New to Data Recovery ? Where to Start ?

Regards.

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AbuKhalid
 Post subject: Re: newbie info, from and for newbies :) About firmware, SA,
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Hi Aimtrading,

Thanks a lot for your very informative article, I loved your idea of sharing and caring. Believe it or not, I registered in the forum just to thank you.
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mcsnadeem
 Post subject: Re: newbie info, from and for newbies :) About firmware, SA,
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bravo....Super Topics for Newbie...
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Robert_Kidd
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Hello Everybody, I am new here and am being proud to be with all of you. Lot of friends are added to my friend list today. :)
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Mark88
 Post subject: Re: newbie info, from and for newbies :) About firmware, SA,
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I have signed up to the forum thinking that what I know may of use to some and perhaps I will be able to help! Boy was I wrong! Turns out I know close to nothing about hard drives and it is a miracle I haven't blown up my computer yet. So I humbly switch my goal from teaching and helping to learning and receiving help.
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marwan
 Post subject: Re: newbie info, from and for newbies :) About firmware, SA,
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The information Really Very Good,,,

very useful for beginners like me... :)

thanks very much...
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lionchen
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Thanks a lot!
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Hayrell77
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PostPosted: August 24th, 2017, 12:46 
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Hi everyone!

Want to start to recover data. Do you have any advices what i need to start from? May be read some must-read books, magazines or websites? Thank you!
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